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The easiest way to order prescription pet meds online

Pet meds to your door

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Get your script

 
2

Order online

 
3

Provide your script

 
4

Receive your meds in the mail

 
5

Reorder your repeats

 
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Or set up auto-repeats

 

Scriptly makes filling pet prescriptions easy with our online eScript service. To order prescription meds for your furry friend, simply follow these 6 easy steps.

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Get your script

1 - Get your script

Ask for a written prescription from your vet, use a script saved on file, or request a new script and have it issued online!

  • Got a written prescription?
  • Snap a photo of your prescription and upload the image.

  • Need to request a script?
  • Get your script delivered directly to your inbox within 24 hours. Simply fill out this form to get started.

  • Have a script on file?
  • Simply add a product to your cart and we’ll do the rest.

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Order online

2 - Order online

View our range of APVMA-approved pet pharmaceuticals. Browse by condition or brand to find the medicine your pet needs.

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Provide your script

3 - Provide your script

  • Got a written prescription?
  • When selecting your product, simply snap a photo of your script and upload it to our system as a JPEG. We’ll keep your script on file for future orders.

  • Got a Scriptly eScript?
  • If you received an eScript in your inbox, simply enter your eScript details when selecting your product, and we’ll do the rest.

  • Have a script on file?
  • Simply add a product to your cart and we’ll do the rest

4

Receive your meds in the mail

4 - Receive your meds in the mail

After placing your order, we’ll dispatch your meds within 24 hours!

5

Reorder your repeats

5 - Reorder your repeats

When your pet meds start to get low, it’s time to reorder. We’ll match your order to the script on file, to make ordering repeats easy.

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Or set up auto-repeats

6 - Or set up auto-repeats

Never forget to fulfil your repeats again. Upload your script just once and we’ll do the rest. We’ll automatically issue your pet meds when they start to get low.